Saturday Down South provides every SEC football box score from Week 3, plus updated SEC standings and team statistics.

The Kentucky football team opens SEC play at 3:30 pm. Saturday with a game against No. 20 Ole Miss. It’s a rematch of a UK upset a season ago in Oxford, Mississippi, and a chance to see if the Wildcats have built on an offensively sluggish but defensively solid performance in last week’s 24-16 win against Toledo.

A new team rises to the top of the latest SEC football power rankings following a loaded Week 3 slate for the conference.

No. 3 LSU's defense rose to the occasion in another spotlight situation on Saturday night as the Tigers intercepted Florida quarterback DJ Lagway five times in a 20-10 victory. LSU needed all the help its defense could offer amid another subpar offensive effort.

Auburn had one of the other major wins in Week 1. The Tigers played Baylor on Friday night and picked up a 38-24 victory. The big play of the game came late in the third quarter, as Rayshawn Pleasent took a kickoff 98 yards to the house.

How will the SEC's showing in Week 2 be reflected in the updated Week 3 Coaches Poll and AP Top 25 rankings? Here's what to know.

While Arkansas’ run defense largely kept Ole Miss in check for the first three quarters of the game, the passing game hurt the Razorbacks. The Rebels ran off passing plays for 62 and 40 yards in addition to the 64-yard gain in the first half.

As we look back on another dramatic week of action across the country, let’s take a turn predicting what teams will emerge as the biggest movers in the AP top 2

USA TODAY Sports’ Paul Myerberg breaks down Georgia's comeback win over Tennessee and Clemson's struggles to start the season